Viscose is a fiber made from natural sources such as wood pulp, usually from trees like beech, pine, or eucalyptus. It is created by treating the cellulose extracted from these sources with chemicals, resulting in a thick, honey-like solution that is spun into fibers.
Known for its soft, smooth texture and excellent drape, viscose is often used as an affordable alternative to silk in garments like dresses, sarees, and linings. It is breathable and comfortable to wear, making it suitable for warm weather.
